Thursday, September 15, 2005
USATODAY.com - Hope turns to anguish at intensive-care unit:
'You think of a hospital as a place that gives treatment. But it had become kind of a medieval nursing facility. We were just providing comfort to the dying. That's what we were doing,' says anesthesiologist James Riopelle, the last of the living to leave. 'There was no good solution. There were only bad choices.'
'You think of a hospital as a place that gives treatment. But it had become kind of a medieval nursing facility. We were just providing comfort to the dying. That's what we were doing,' says anesthesiologist James Riopelle, the last of the living to leave. 'There was no good solution. There were only bad choices.'
